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Standoff continues between Brazil troops, police - Atlanta Journal Constitution

Standoff continues between Brazil troops, police
Atlanta Journal Constitution
By JENNY BARCHFIELD AP SALVADOR, Brazil — As many as 300 striking police officers and their relatives held out Tuesday as heavily armed soldiers blockaded a state legislature building in northeastern Brazil. A police officer stands on a walkway inside ...

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Brazilian Stocks Close Higher For Sixth Straight Session - Wall Street Journal

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Brazilian Stocks Close Higher For Sixth Straight Session
Wall Street Journal
SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)--Brazilian stocks closed higher for a sixth straight session, as international markets withstood uncertainty in Greece and shares of local credit-card network provider Redecard (RDCD3.BR) soared more than 10% on buyout news.
Brazilian Stocks Snap Five-Day Gain as Vale Follows Metals DownBusinessWeek
Brazil Itau Completes Unibanco Integration, Focus Returns To Growth -CEOFox Business
Brazil's biggest private bank Itau Unibanco posts record profitsWashington Post
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Brazil Rate-Futures Yields Fall on European Outlook; Real Gains - BusinessWeek

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Brazil Rate-Futures Yields Fall on European Outlook; Real Gains
BusinessWeek
7 (Bloomberg) -- Yields on Brazil's interest-rate futures contracts fell on speculation additional austerity measures in Europe may slow global economic growth and create room for lower borrowing costs in the South American nation.
Partial collapse of building in southeastern Brazil kills at least 1Washington Post
Brazil Sells 3 Airports for US$ 14.3 Billion, 4 Times Over the Asked PriceBrazzil Magazine
Brazil privatises three airportsNew Zealand Herald
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Brazil May Become Fourth Biggest Market for Wind Farms in 2012 - Bloomberg

Brazil May Become Fourth Biggest Market for Wind Farms in 2012
Bloomberg
Brazil may become the world's fourth largest installer of wind farms in 2012, up from 11th last year, as some developed nations cut subsidies for renewable energy. South America's largest economy may build wind farms with as much as 2000 megawatts of ...

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